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Oh Baby! OB Coding for ICD-10-PCS Sponsored by 1915 N. Fine Ave #104 Fresno CA 93720-1565 Phone: (559) 251-5038 Fax: (559) 251-5836 www.californiahia.org Program Handouts Tuesday, June 9, 2015 Track One 1:00pm – 2:00pm 2015 State Convention and Exhibit Speaker Kristi Pollard, RHIT, CCS, CPC, CIRCC, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10 Trainer Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA Affiliate CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs California Health Information Association Oh Baby! OB Coding for ICD‐10‐PCS June 9, 2015 Kristi Pollard, RHIT, CCS, CPC, CIRCC Senior Coding Consultant AHIMA‐Approved ICD‐10‐CM/PCS Trainer Haugen Consulting Group [email protected] Disclaimer • This material is designed and provided to communicate information about clinical documentation,,g, coding, and compliance in an educational format and manner. • The author is not providing or offering legal advice but, rather, practical and useful information and tools to achieve compliant results in the area of clinical documentation, data quality, and coding. • Every reasonable effort has been taken to ensure that the educational information provided is accurate and useful. • Applying best practice solutions and achieving results will vary in each hospital/facility and clinical situation. CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 1 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Goals/Objectives • Differentiate between Medical and Surgical and Obstetrical sections of ICD‐10‐PCS when coding for pregnancy‐related procedures • Determine the body system and body part for coding obstetrical laceration repairs • Utilize Coding Clinic advice for coding obstetrical cases • Distinguish between the Extraction tables in the Medical and Surgical and Obstetrics sections CaliforniaHIA.org Products of Conception (POC) Any structure that is the result of sperm fertilizing an egg – Fetus – Placenta – Umbilical cord – Amniotic membrane – Amniotic fluid ©2015 Haugen Consulting Group, Inc. CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 2 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Three Variations of POC Products of Conception •Viable pregnancy Products of Conception, Ectopic •Displaced pregnancy Products of Conception, Retained •Nonviable pregnancy (e.g., spontaneous or missed abortion • Postpartum retention of POC CaliforniaHIA.org OB Procedures on Products of Conception CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 3 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Guideline C1 “d“Procedures perfdformed on the pro ducts o f conception are coded to the Obstetrics section. Procedures performed on the pregnant female other than the products of conception are coded to the appro priate root operation in the Medical and Surgical section.” CaliforniaHIA.org OB Procedures CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 4 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Delivery • Two possible root operations – Delivery • “Catching the baby” – Extraction • Cesarean delivery Extraction has multiple uses… Not just delivery of • Vacuum extraction the infant! • Forceps extraction • Breech extraction – With or without internal version CaliforniaHIA.org DRG Alert! A delivery code from the OB section (10D/10E) must be coded to generate an delivery MS‐DRG! CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 5 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Delivery (10E) The table with only one code! CaliforniaHIA.org Cesarean Section (10D) CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 6 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Vacuum‐Assisted C‐Section • Coding Clinic, 4th Quarter 2014, page 43: – Vacuum extraction to assist cesarean section is included in cesarean section code. The vacuum assistance is not separately coded CaliforniaHIA.org Other Assisted Delivery (10D) CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 7 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Qualifiers for Other Assisted Delivery • Forceps delivery (3, 4, 5) – Qualifier specifies level ((,low, mid, high) – Not used for rotation of fetal Low Forceps Mid Forceps head without forceps delivery • Rotation of fetal head only = Reposition (10S07ZZ) • Vacuum extraction (()6) • Breech extraction – With internal version (7) Vacuum Extraction ©2015 Haugen Consulting Group, Inc. – Without internal version (8) CaliforniaHIA.org Episiotomy (0W8) Index Listing: Episiotomy ‐ see Division, Perineum, Female 0W8N Don’t code repair of episiotomy Do code repair of laceration that is an extension of an episiotomy 0W8NXZZ CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 8 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Obstetrical Lacerations • Code to the structure(s) involved • Remember the guideline for overlapping structures B3.5 “If the root operations Excision, Repair or Inspection are perfdformed on overlliapping layers of the musculoskeletal system, the body part specifying the deepest layer is coded.” CaliforniaHIA.org Obstetrical Lacerations Lots of Coding Clinic advice! • Fourth Quarter 2013, page 120 – Open approach is used for 2° laceration repair because the laceration has exposed the muscle • Fourth Quarter 2014, page 43 – By dfiitidefinition, a 2° OB ltilaceration involves the muscle of the perineum • Code to the body part Perineum, Muscle CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 9 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs First Degree Laceration Repair • Repair of skin of perineum • Build the code – Section = Medical and Surgical (0) – Body System = Skin and Breast (H) – Root operation = Repair (Q) – Body Part = Skin, Perineum (()9) – Approach = External (X) 0HQ9XZZ – Device = No Device (Z) Repair Perineum Skin, External Approach – Qualifier = No Qualifier (Z) CaliforniaHIA.org Second Degree Laceration • Repair of skin and muscle of the perineum • Remember guideline B3.5 – Build the code • Section = Medical and Surgical (0) • Body System = Muscles (deepest perineal layer) (K) • Root operation = Repair (Q) • BdBody Part = MlMuscle, PiPerineum (M) • Approach = Open (0) 0KQM0ZZ • Repair Perineum Muscle, Device = No Device (Z) Open Approach • Qualifier = No Qualifier (Z) CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 10 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Third Degree Laceration • Repair of 2 different body systems – Muscles • Perineal muscle (deepest layer of perineum) – Gastrointestinal System • Anal sphincter 2 body systems = 2 codes CaliforniaHIA.org Third Degree Laceration –First Code • Build the code – Build the code • Section = Medical and Surgical (0) • Body System = Muscles (deepest perineal layer) (K) • Root operation = Repair (Q) • Body Part = Muscle, Perineum (M) • Approach = Open (0) • Device = No Device (Z) 0KQM0ZZ • Qualifier = No Qualifier (Z) Repair Perineum Muscle, Open Approach CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 11 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Third Degree Laceration –Second Code • Build the code – Section = Medical and Surgical (0) – Body System = Gastrointestinal System (D) – Root operation = Repair (Q) – Body Part = Anal Sphincter (R) – Approach = Open (0) – Device = No Device (Z) 0DQR0ZZ – Qualifier = No Qualifier (Z) Repair Anal Sphincter, Open Approach CaliforniaHIA.org Fourth Degree Laceration • Repair of 2 different body systems – Muscles • Perineal muscle (deepest layer of perineum) – Gastrointestinal System • Documentation should specify structures repaired – Anal sphincter – Rectum – Anus • Remember! – Guideline B3.5 applies to the musculoskeletal system, not GI CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 12 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Fourth Degree Laceration –First Code • Build the code – Section = Medical and Surgical (0) – Body System = Muscles (deepest perineal layer) (K) – Root operation = Repair (Q) – Body Part = Muscle, Perineum (M) – Approach = Open (0) – Device = No Device (Z) 0KQM0ZZ – Qualifier = No Qualifier (Z) Repair Perineum Muscle, Open Approach CaliforniaHIA.org Fourth Degree Laceration – Additional Codes • Build the code – Section = Medical and Surgical ()(0) – Body System = Gastrointestinal System (D) – Root operation = Repair (Q) Specific code(s) depend on – Body Part(s) documentation of repaired • Anal Sphincter (R) structures • Rectum (P) 0DQR0ZZ Repair Anal Sp hincter, Op en • Anus (Q) Approach – Approach = Open (0) 0DQP0ZZ – Device = No Device (Z) Repair Rectum, Open Approach 0DQQ0ZZ – Qualifier = No Qualifier (Z) Repair Anus, Open Approach CaliforniaHIA.org Copyright © California Health Information Association, AHIMA affiliate 13 CHIA Convention & Exhibit June 7-10, 2015 in Palm Springs Other OB Laceration Repairs • Coding Clinic References – Fourth Quarter 2014, page 43 • Periurethral laceration – “peri” guideline does not apply here – Body part = vulva – Fourth Q,Quarter 2013, pgpage 120 • Clitoral laceration = Repair of clitoris CaliforniaHIA.org Other OB Lacerations • Build the code – Section = Medical and Surgical (0) – Body System
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